-- 独立系調査会社CFRAは、に対し、以下の調査レポートを提供しました。CFRAのアナリストは、以下のように見解をまとめています。DPZは、2026年第1四半期の1株当たり利益(EPS)が4.13ドルとなり、前年同期比4.6%減、市場予想の4.27ドルを下回りました。一方、総売上高は3.5%増の11億5000万ドルとなり、市場予想の11億6000万ドルをわずかに下回りました。営業利益は9.6%増の2億3040万ドルとなり、サプライチェーンの効率化が反映されています。米国既存店売上高は前年同期比+0.9%増(前年同期は-0.5%)となりましたが、競争環境を考慮すると、この業績は期待を下回っていると見ています。経営陣は、従来のピザチェーンやサードパーティのデリバリープラットフォームによる販促活動の活発化を理由に、米国市場を「激化・競争激化」と表現しました。海外の既存店売上高は前年同期比0.4%減(前年同期は3.7%増)となり、マクロ経済の逆風を反映し、著しい減速を示した。サプライチェーンのマージンは、生産性向上による食品コスト上昇の相殺効果により、12.2%(60ベーシスポイント増)に拡大した。店舗数は純増180店舗と堅調に拡大したが、運転資本の不利な変動により、フリーキャッシュフローは10.6%減の1億4,700万ドルとなった。
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